The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-25
MILLINERY.
IN TOWN AND OUT.

"Ston DntuOav.
The Dillon. Arycntu coach is changed
from wheels to runners when about eight
miles out Of Dillon.
The Methodist and Episcopal churches
were we'll filled at both morning and even.
ing services Sunday.
Rays surveying party had Mr.. White
make photograph OF their camp. near
Rob Selway's, Tuesday.
Coal is scarce and wood is dear, bu, We
do not anticipate fuel ta,nin. sucl, as
Fort Benton is experiencing.
The new bridge across the Bea,rrhvad
at Twin Bridges is finished. It's cos, in
c'uding approaches, was $4,000.
!, At Butte, tickets for the Abbott opera,
sold US high as four dollars. and one or the
boxes was sold BY a sca!per tor $40
\ dog poisoning mania seems to have
attacked some individual in every town on
the line between Ogden and Garrison.
Dan. l.. kcmprr resigned his position as
Ills place has been taken by Carrot Jewell.
Bob Bennett hat his dog photographed
Monday. His dogstip sat UP rs straight
as 4 drum. major and looked a> solemn as 4
dcacor.
Preparations are being made, by the pu'
pills Of the public school, to give an enter.
.ainment in aid OF the library fund. No
date has yet been fixed
The protractec meetings that have been
weeks past, ended last night. The meet.
ings have been productive OF much good.
Postal notes are nov made payable ut
any money order Office in the United
States. Heretofore postal notes were pay
able only at the Office named on the note.
\ silver dollar weigh. very nearly an
ounce, hence any letter not heavier than
dollar can 70 for a single two-cent stamp.
A five five cen: piece added will give the
ounce.
The knights Of pi.hias bali was sue.
cess. The hall was tastetully decorated
with bunting and cmblcms Of the order.
The music and supper received praises
from everyone.
Considerable trcigh, tor Dillon sner.
chants arrived this week, though most Of
the trains, hat have come from the south,
have been almost wholly made up Of cars
laden with coal.
From parties who come ia from various
parts Of this and Madison counties, We
learn that there is less snow in Dillon than
at any other point in any Of the valleys OF
the two counties.
While on his way from Dillon to Laurin,
last waek, the Rev. Father Dolls met with
an acci&lcn, that will lay him UP for several
weeks. He is now at J. Il. Lsurin's where
he is receiving the best of care.
The next meeting OF the county co'u''is.
sioners will take place March 9TH. All
persons having bills agains, the county
must file them with the County clerk two
DAYS previous to tho day O.: meeting.
The U. & n. civil engineers moved to
within abouta mile OF Dillon last Friday,
and by the end OF this week, vii! have
nearly finished th,. work on which they
have been engaged nearly all winter.
PHOTOGRAPHER White showed lis, the
other day. q splendid series "a Na:;ona!
Park and Utah Il Northern views, s>lo
inches in size. Tic views of Beaver can
Won arc especially interesting and picture
sque.
Mr.. and Mrs frank Gcncros>, formerly
Of this place but now residing in Cal'or'
nia, recently had their house and house
hold goods DESTROYED BY fire. \ few
weeks since their two children were taken
sick and both died.
NJ. \. Hcnneberry, OF Red Rock, who
had been out ten days hunting np range
stock, was in town "Wednesday morning.
He 20, his stock as far as Jones place the
night before and expected to get them
home by Wednesday night, though some
| Of them were very weak.
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to discontinue sending it to your address.
Don't ask the editor to stop the paper
while YOU are owing him-unlcss you arc
a dead leat-ior the law will compel you to
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ANYTHING for il; and this is right. -Na''a
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